In June, Northampton Community College launched its first summer theater season, with an ambitious schedule of four musicals and one children’s show. It joined long-established summer theater organizations in the Lehigh Valley — the Pennsylvania... Read more

It’s no secret that the University of Missouri is rich with sports history. It’s a history that Tigers past and present are extremely proud of. For newcomers, the prospect of attending some of these events can seem daunting. To help students find... Read more

SPOKANE, Wash. - The upcoming solar eclipse, which will take place on August 21, has people scrambling to find the best place to watch.
The U.S. falls directly under the path of a total solar eclipse, and while you can't see the total eclipse in... Read more

Samuel L. Jackson isn't just in the movies. He is the movies.
Does any other actor so fully embody the high-octane thrills, the colorful language, the sheer bigness of American movies? Jackson is, not coincidentally, typically ranked as the highest... Read more

It's the third week of the college football season and the Michigan State Spartans are taking on Notre Dame under the lights in East Lansing.
You're coming into town for the big game and plan on staying with a friend for the weekend. As you roll... Read more

"Please be advised that students are not allowed to touch dragon eggs. If you find a dragon egg, please return it to either Professor Smith or Mrs Wolfe."
A Bigfoot lookalike politely opens the doors at Herstmonceux castle on a sunny Saturday... Read more

COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) – Another chance for someone or a group to win a massive Powerball jackpot Wednesday night.
No one claiming this prize for weeks, but some ticket holders in Columbus and East Alabama feel luck may be on their side.
A lot of... Read more

COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) – Another chance for someone or a group to win a massive Powerball jackpot Wednesday night.
No one claiming this prize for weeks, but some ticket holders in Columbus and East Alabama feel luck may be on their side.
A lot of... Read more

This year's festival strived harder than usual for inclusiveness, accessibility and awareness.
Photo by Dahlia Katz, image courtesy SummerWorks.
It has been a pretty garbage year so far with regards to glimpses into the soul of humanity. But there... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — The first time Vietnam War Army veteran Dennis Korzi needed a shoulder replacement, he trusted his doctor's recommendation for a surgeon.
The next year, when the Richland-area resident needed his other shoulder replaced, he knew... Read more

This week marks 100 days since Greater Manchester made political history.
On May 5, Andy Burnham swapped the ancient corridors of Westminster for the Victorian surroundings of Oxford Street to become the region’s first elected mayor.
Here, social... Read more

Cert year with something resembling cheerful fondness.
Mired in the hype surrounding high-status (read: high points) college courses, and with an eye trained on a dependably “nice” life, I had duly filled out my CAO form with the greatest... Read more

NEW YORK — Samuel L. Jackson isn’t just in the movies. He IS the movies.
Does any other actor so fully embody the high-octane thrills, the colorful language, the sheer bigness of American movies? Jackson is, not coincidentally, typically ranked as... Read more

Cert year with something resembling cheerful fondness.
Mired in the hype surrounding high-status (read: high points) college courses, and with an eye trained on a dependably “nice” life, I had duly filled out my CAO form with the greatest... Read more

WHETHER it’s a concert, musical, art exhibition or book launch, make sure you get out and about to enjoy the events around town. Here’s our weekly guide for the week ahead.
Friday, August 18
CITY & NORTH ADELAIDE
Connections exhibition
See work... Read more

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The North West Star

Teachers from the 1970s recall what Mount Isa was likethe drinks they bought as young teachers.
INTERNATIONAL teacher Gail Seay deci

the drinks they bought as young teachers.
INTERNATIONAL teacher Gail Seay decided as a 40th wedding anniversary gift to her husband that they would return to visit Mount Isa for three days in July.
They had lived and met each other in Mount... Read more

Play School concert presenters Teo Gebert and Abi Tucker. Photo: Supplied
WHETHER it’s a concert, musical, art exhibition or book launch, make sure you get out and about to enjoy the events around town. Here’s our weekly guide for the week... Read more

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The Irish Times

‘It struck me as mad that you have to decide your whole future at 17’Cert year with something resembling cheerful fondness.
Mired in the hype surro

Cert year with something resembling cheerful fondness.
Mired in the hype surrounding high-status (read: high points) college courses, and with an eye trained on a dependably “nice” life, I had duly filled out my CAO form with the greatest... Read more

15 August 2017
(PRESS RELEASE) -- Sun BrewFest is back. One of Mohegan Sun's best annual events returns on Saturday, 7 October with an array of craft beers to enjoy. Please your palate and pair your favorite brews... Read more

What's This?Amazon's Director of Student Programs Ripley MacDonald demonstrates the company's new Instant Pickup service at a locker on the campus of UC Berkeley.
If you think speaking to your fellow humans is the worst part about going to the local... Read more

Dear Moneyologist,
I became ill suddenly and had to retire at 62. When I was divorced at 45 I had nothing. I re-grouped, saved, saved and saved, put two children through college and rose through the ranks at work.
When I retired, I had two years of... Read more

Heather Menzel squirmed in her seat, unable to sleep on the Greyhound bus as it rolled through the early morning darkness toward Bakersfield. She’d been trapped in transit for three miserable days, stewing in a horrific sickness only a heroin addict... Read more

Between books to read and parties to attend, there’s a lot college students need to prepare for before they arrive on college campuses this month. One category they shouldn’t neglect: Money.
There’s food to buy; pizza is the most popular emoji to... Read more

time filmmakers from all over the world.
At this year’s showcase, 16 of the more than 90 feature and short films slated to be screened were submitted by international filmmakers, who come from places like France, India, Lebanon, and the United... Read more

BOSTON — As the minutes tick down before a Boston Red Sox home game, the State Street Pavilion is a flurry of activity.
The area is perched right behind home plate and holds one of the best views in all of New England. Upwards of 300 baseball-crazed... Read more

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AllAfrica.com

Finalists for Hall of Infamytheir parents coughed out a ransom payment; the bandits that blocked one of the

their parents coughed out a ransom payment; the bandits that blocked one of the country's most vital highways, snatched motorists from their cars and bundled them into the bush until ransom was paid; the herdsmen and the communal warriors that... Read more

AP Film Writer
NEW YORK
Samuel L. Jackson isn’t just in the movies. He IS the movies.
Does any other actor so fully embody the high-octane thrills, the colorful language, the sheer bigness of American movies? Jackson is, not coincidentally,... Read more

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Scoop.co.nz

Backward Steps: The Australian Recycling Shamquite an achievement for Australia considering the unique landscape and dispers

quite an achievement for Australia considering the unique landscape and dispersed population that our waste services need to navigate.” (This self-congratulatory tone also works in reverse: a justification, for instance, as to why Australia’s... Read more

BAY LAKE, Fla. - Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions... Read more

PETALING JAYA:They are sold a dream – of a ticket to study and work in a foreign country, But after spending their family’s entire savings, they are caught in the harsh reality of being trafficked and trapped in a constant cycle of exploitation and... Read more

has become centered around what white privilege is. But very little dialogue has taken place around white privilege in college sports and the labor of African-American athletes on the football and basketball teams who make it possible for other... Read more

Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions feature slow-moving... Read more

BAY LAKE, Fla. - Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions... Read more

BAY LAKE, Fla. - Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions... Read more

Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions feature slow-moving... Read more

Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions feature slow-moving... Read more

Sunday marks the final day guests at Walt Disney World will be able to ride two classic attractions: Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot’s Universe of Energy pavilion and The Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios.
Both attractions feature slow-moving... Read more